Lens Guard, Scope Cover for Red Dot Sight, Lens Protector for Flashlight, 26MM & 28MM, 2 Pack

26mm fit perfectly on my Olight Odin flashlight. Doesn’t seem to noticeably effect the light beam. Should protect the flashlight lens nicely from multiple airsoft impacts being PolyCarbonate.

EDITED: Please be aware there is a very thin protective film on these lenses!!! It is really hard to tell, the film is very flush with the plastic and is on both sides. You may have to work at it a bit with a fingernail, but it comes off with some effort. I have to apologize because this was very frustrating, but the seller kindly contacted me and let me know I made a mistake with my previous review. After taking off the film, these worked very well and offer good protection for the lenses while remaining secure.

Only giving 4 stars because the fit isn't great on everything, but with a little 100mph or electrical tape you can secure the cover to just about anything in its size range.

I use real optics on my real and airsoft guns and was hoping this would work for my Aimpoint Duty RDS I put out on my airsoft gun and the 28mm fits perfectly! While my real optics have survived a few shots, having that extra barrier gives me a little extra peace of mind.

I just got this product in after being reassured by other reviewers that the lenses were in fact clear and just needed a protective covering removed. I can say for SURE there is NO protective layer to peel off on either lens and they are 100% opaque not CLEAR. I threw it on my Romeo 5 and yes I can see the reticule but everything on the outsides is blurry. Do not buy this product, idk why anyone would want opaque plastic for a sight cover. Complete waste of my time.

The 26mm fits the Jerry 31 for a cheap sacrificial lens. Buy 2 of these sets if you have a Jerry 31.

Could tell that it works but didn't fit my scope.

You will need the 28mm to fit over Surefire Scout Pro 640 series. The lens is just a bit cloudy to have it on all the time, but for SIMS I use it as a sacrificial cover. I learned the hard way that SIMS will destroy a flashlight lens if hit directly.